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Newer nVidia Drivers, Resolve won't detect as CUDA

PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2018 9:34 pm
by Haleigh Knowlton
Had updated my graphics drivers the other night from 388.59 to the most recent as of this post 398.36. But then when I went the next day to edit a video Resolve (14) wouldn't even launch telling me that it couldn't find any GPUs all of the sudden.

So I tried clean re-installation of the nVidia drivers thinking something installed wrong. Resolve still wouldn't see them. Tried reinstalling Resolve, still didn't work. So I clean installed the 388.59 again and it works fine on that version of the driver, so I started rolling up to see how recent I could get. Most recent I could get to was 388.71. As of 390.65 and newer Resolve will not detect any CUDA compatible GPUs?

Does Resolve just not work with newer nVidia drivers or something?

I also tried out the 15 beta, but it also wouldn't detect any CUDA GPUs on the higher driver versions.

My hardware is a pair of GTX980Ti cards. OS is Windows 8.1 x64. It all works fine with driver versions prior to 39*.**, but anything newer isn't detected by Resolve for some reason. Is this just a limitation of your software?

Re: Newer nVidia Drivers, Resolve won't detect as CUDA

PostPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2018 3:40 am
by Carsten Sellberg
Hi.

Resolve only support Windows 10.

Regards Carsten.

Re: Newer nVidia Drivers, Resolve won't detect as CUDA

PostPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2018 8:12 am
by Haleigh Knowlton
Carsten Sellberg wrote:Hi.

Resolve only support Windows 10.

Regards Carsten.


What is the older version from before 10 was released in that case then? Resolve 12 or 13 perhaps?

Re: Newer nVidia Drivers, Resolve won't detect as CUDA

PostPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2018 9:09 am
by Rohit Gupta
We are not seeing this issue here on the latest drivers both on Win10 and Win8.1

Re: Newer nVidia Drivers, Resolve won't detect as CUDA

PostPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2018 4:41 pm
by Haleigh Knowlton
Rohit Gupta wrote:We are not seeing this issue here on the latest drivers both on Win10 and Win8.1


Perhaps combo of new drivers with the 980Ti, was your test also with 980Tis?

I have a dual boot with Windows 10 that I can play around with in a few days see if it does it there as well, although I’d rather not have to deal with the constant fighting agains Windows 10 if I can get it working on 8.1.